
Dissatisfied with her boring husband, Ayumi is seduced by an experienced middle-aged man. His intense kisses and obsessive caressing drive her wild. She's completely addicted, unable to live without his touch anymore.




















*At first glance, this actress looks like a beautiful and innocent wife, but she was quite erotic and I was hooked for a while. Mr. Ozawa is younger than the content! That's all I can say.
I can climax just by looking at Iwasa-san's kissing face. Getting three full sex scenes in this runtime is definitely a great deal. As the title suggests, there are plenty of kissing scenes, and the insertion shots are clear, so I'm very satisfied. However, was the play a bit lacking for the masochistic Iwasa-san?
In the first half, the actress climaxes just from kissing, but it doesn't look like acting. Ozawa-san does a great job. I deducted one star because the interaction with Moomin was unnecessary, but overall I was satisfied.
They go through the motions with some steamy scenes, but it feels like her heart isn't in itโalmost like she's turned off by the actor. In other works, she's been incredibly erotic and drenched in sweat. It's still 'erotic,' but it didn't really get me excited. The flashback-style narration was annoying and kept pulling me out of it. She's my favorite actress lately, so this was a bit of a letdown.
Fair skin, beautiful breasts (perfect size, well-defined areolas), a slim yet voluptuous body, and chubby cheeks. She hits the spot for me. Add in the sticky, intense sex, and it's a 5-star rating right there. The story is classic and lacks novelty, but the slow buildup to undressing is much more arousing than the 'just-insert' style of modern AV. The man in the middle might be there to break the monotony, but I'm not sure he was necessary. The kiss-heavy sex might feel tedious to some, but those who prefer the 'sticky' style will be satisfied. It reminds me of Henry's direction, but it's not as extreme, so it feels natural and likable. It was a film full of highlights that even evoked a sense of nostalgia, reminiscent of the Showa era (with its flashback-style narration).